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    Netduma R2
    Netduma R3

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    Console Gamer
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    Shooters
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  1. Jasontb
    Also interested. Thanks 😄
  2.    Jasontb reacted to a post in a topic: Roku App can't connect to TV
  3. Jasontb
    Can I ask about ETA on a fix?
  4. Jasontb
    Also didn’t work
  5.    Netduma Fraser reacted to a post in a topic: Roku App can't connect to TV
  6. Jasontb
    I'll try that when I get home. After reading some of the other posts, it sounds the same as the device segregation that others are experiencing.
  7. Jasontb
    Short version, it didn't help. I tried turning off the steady ping while still at 4.0.16. Attempted the auto update to 4.0.18(?) and it failed. admin page was unresponsive but the router functioned for the day while i was at work. Rebooted. Tried the steady ping again, no luck. Turned it back on. Upgraded to the 4.0.20 firmware. Still no luck, with steady ping on and off. Changed the connected to wired and it showed up right away in the app. While on wireless I couldn't ping the TV from my laptop but it resolve the name. Once wired again, ping worked.
  8. Jasontb
    Where is that?
  9. Jasontb started following Roku App can't connect to TV
  10. Jasontb
    We use the Roku app to control 2 smart Roku TVs. I just swapped out my R2 for an R3 and now the app can't find the TVs. They're all on the same network. Any ideas? Switching the TV to a wired connected makes it work, but I would prefer to keep it wireless.
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